PRP in Rotator Cuff and Shoulder Pathologies

Shoulder injuries, particularly rotator cuff degeneration, present significant challenges due to complex biomechanics and limited vascular supply. PRP therapy enhances tendon-to-bone healing by improving collagen organization and cellular signaling.

PRP stimulates angiogenesis and tenocyte activity, supporting structural repair while reducing inflammatory degeneration. This biological response improves shoulder stability and functional recovery.

CE Marked Class IIb PRP systems achieving platelet concentrations over 4 million provide the biological consistency required for delicate shoulder applications.

PRP elevates shoulder treatment from mechanical repair to biological restoration.